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Joe's Morgue (not verified)    August 13, 2022 - 1:58PM

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I redid your calculations, including the cost of oil, and the cost of DEF, which works out to only a penny a mile. Making the new cost per mile of 86 cents. ($0.86)

I understand you said Tesla can provide, but nobody's going to believe that, including me, so I figured the calculations based on the average kilowatt hour price in the US of 12 and 1/2 cents ($0.12⁵)

200 mi * 12.5¢ = $25, which is still less than 1/3 the cost of driving the semi. That is a more believable number.

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